The 1950s and '60s saw a consuming belief in the importance of environmental factors in the shaping of personality; this led to such handy but reductive concepts as the "schizophrenogenic" mother and Bruno Bettelheim's theory that withholding mothers caused autism.
Nor did I expect that all those hours of deadline journalism would be such handy training.
Though Ms. Polite's novels were often called works of social protest, she resisted such handy pigeonholing.
So too were Wells's descriptions of such variously handy things as cycle lanes, cellphone networks, automatic doors, telescopic rifle sites, planes and parachutes, hot taps, indoor toilets, dishwashers, and 24-hour news.
But the threat of such action can come in handy for lenders, servicers and collection agencies.
Frozen Planet is merely a wonderfully handy current example of decades of such enlightening content.
In this case, the panoramic feature of a camera capable of such an operation or phone such as an iPhone can come in handy.
This handy manipulation solves non-synchronous problems successfully without any error because of the independence of such two terms, q and f n|n (α n ).
The mastoid reference is preferred when using a smaller number of channels because an average reference (mean of recorded electrodes) is not as accurate under such conditions (Handy, 2005).
